In the wake of the fatal stabbing of a Form Four student at Founders High School in Bulawayo, education authorities are considering transforming single-sex schools into mixed institutions. The move is intended to address gang-related violence and drug abuse in schools, which has been on
The first of FastJet’s three Embraer 120 aircrafts meant to service new domestic routes-Kariba and Hwange National Park landed in Harare recently ahead of flights launch set for the 23rd of March. The new routes will bring to five the domestic destinations that Fastjet operates in
South African-based politician Herbert Chamuka says the United States (US) government must stay out of the upcoming elections as this will give ZanuPF motivation to rig the polls.
Harare Regional Magistrate Stanford Mambanje has granted NSSA Acting Chief Executive Officer, Charles Shava ZWL$500 000 bail. Shava was arrested by officers from the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) facing charges of fraud involving ZWL$12 Million. According to the state, Shava altered a Board resolution, which had rejected
Dynamos Football Club chairperson Bernard Marriot Lusengo landed in the dock on Friday facing charges of fraud. The court heard that Lusengo defrauded Dynamos Football Club, represented by Leslie Gwindi of $US1 200 000. According to state papers sometime in 2005, there was a dispute between founding
Popular comedienne Felistas "Mai Titi" Murata's ex-husband, Tinashe Maphosa has begged social media user to help the controversial socialite settle her debts. Mai Titi was recently arraigned before the Harare Magistrates court facing fraud charges. In the first case, Mai Titi allegedly approached Rachel Mhuka for
Local debt and development advocacy group, the Zimbabwe Coalition on Debt and Development (ZIMCODD) has expressed concern over developments at the troubled health insurance parastatal Public Service Medical Aid Society (PSMAS). PSMAS, the largest medical aid society in Zimbabwe is struggling to settle bills for its
Zimbabwe’s monthly inflation for February has hit negative territory for the first time in as many years as authorities appear to have struck the right cord in stabilizing the foreign exchange market which was piling pressure on prices. Inflation eased by 2.3 percentage points on the
Disability advocacy groups have petitioned Parliament seeking the Government to ratify and adopt of the African Disability Protocol (ADP). The ADP Legal framework established in 2018 addresses forms of discrimination faced by people with disabilities and was adopted by the Executive Council of the African Union. In
According to the Famine Early Warning Systems Network, the start of the 2023 harvests is expected to improve food access across Zimbabwe.
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